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Alandrir grinned. *Good to hear.* He called up his mental map of this area of the House. *Okay, the first room they'll be entering is the dining room. You herd them in and I'll drop from the ceiling and crush whoever I can catch under me. After that, we scare the living daylights out of them and let them split themselves up. That way when we hunt them down they'll be less able to fight back.*

He looked back up at the werepyre. *What do you think?*

Wolfwing thought over the plan.

"Well, how are we going to get in there without them seeing us first? By now they have probably already moved. And where am I going to hide when I need to herd them in and get you into position?"

(Erm, is no one else in this RP? If it continues like this, I'm out.)

Alandrir raised an eyebrow. *Wolf, I'm the only one that's going to be hiding, in this case on the ceiling. Your job is to find them, make them run from you, and make sure they get into the dining room. Besides, if they have moved we can edit the plan so it still works.*

He started walking to the dining room. *Give me about five minutes to get into position.*

Fenrir stepped around the corner infront of Alandair, nearly running in to him.
He looked down at the dragon "Watch it dragon. I'm busy here going to get a meal. I guessthats where you're going too."

Todd, stepped forward and pulled out a stake and one of his silver knives. "Something is going on here, i think this is not--" He was interrupted as his shoelaces tripped him and he fell forward. Except that he did not hit the floor. A hole opened up in the and a multitude of fish-belly white arms sprang forward and caught him, then dragged him screaming into the hole.

Alandrir's frill flared out again. *Watch it yourself, demon.*

He heard the screams from the entrance. *Change of plans Wolf. The House has apparently decided to start splitting the prey up. It's every creature for itself.*

He dashed for the entrance, moving a good deal faster than would be expected for something like him. He stopped a turn before the entrance hall and took a look at the prey through a mirror in the corner of the turn. Hmm. Two females and a male. This should be fun. I wonder how long it will take for one of them to notice me in the mirror?

As soon as Alandair said every monster for himself, Fenrir disappeared from sight, reappearing a few hallways away from the entrance hall and waited perched in the corner of the roof.

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Brittany was creaped out by the door closing. She drew her revolver and then saw one of the guys fall into a hole and get dragged in by some fish looking thing.
She screamed and then aimed her revolver at the fish thing and started firing at it, hoping to make it let Todd go.

Wolfwing crept past Alandrir, nodding to him then proceeding around the corner. He stood there, taking in what the house guests were doing, then raised his wings, raised his head and roared loudly. His arms were flexed behind him as if he was trying to restrain himself from attacking automatically.

When he stopped roaring, he looked at the humans with a devilish smile, baring his teeth and clenching his fists.

Miria ran forward and struck Wolfwing, knocking him back, and grabbed Alex and Brittany by the collars, hauling them into an adjoining room dropping them to the floor, enabling and throwing a dresser against the door blocking it. Then stpeed, breathing heavily.
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Alex sat up, "What the [censored]! Are you human either! What the hell is happening?!?"

Alandrir walked over and gave Wolfwing a pitying look. *Looks like you aren't as tough as I believed, if that girl was able to knock you over.* He then walked to the door of the room the prey had entered. The library, huh? I should be able to scare the, hah, Dickens out of them when I drop from the roof. I should probably be grateful it's such a large room. He continued on, opened a hidden door in a wall, and climbed through.

He followed the passage until it led to the top of the room where the prey had taken refuge. He lifted one of the tiles on the ceiling, crawled through the hole, clung to the ceiling like a gecko, and slowly moved the tile back in place, all while making sure he didn't make a sound. He then moved to the top of the bookcases, crouched down to minimize what parts of him were visible, and listened in on the humans.